Im hooking functions in an external process via their function offset. That works well for the functions im hooking so far - however i have found a \"debugLog(char...)\" function that still exist in t
I\'m one day into learning ASM and I\'ve done a few tutorials, and even successfully modified the tutorial content to use jmp and cmp, etc instead of the MASM .if and .while macros.
I\'ve spent a lot of time developing an operating system and working on my low level boot loader. But now I want to take some time off my operating system while not leaving the low-level environment a
I am a newbie in writing bootloaders. I have written a helloworld bootloader in asm, and I am now trying to write one in C. I have written a hellowo开发者_如何学编程rld bootloader in C, but I cannot c
I have an NDK app out on market and got a native crash report about a SIGILL signal. (I use google breakpad to generate native crash reports.) Here are the details:
Suppose I have a compiled exe, and I want to find the parameter or command line argument of the exe, how do I do it using a debugger? I think this topic enters into category of reverse engineering, bu
I\'m now working in a small optimisation of a basic dot product function, by using SSE instructions in visual studio.
What does rep; nop mean? Is it the same as pause instruction? Is it the same as rep nop (without the semi-colon)?
As part of a compiler project I have to write GNU assembler code for x86 to compare floating point values. I have tried to find resources on how to do this online and from what I understand it works l
I have created a simple c program to add two numbers : void main(){ int a = 4; int b = 5开发者_开发问答;
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